Eyekepper Reading Glasses 1.75

Technical details

For readers who want one pair for close-up work and another for a desk or bag, this Eyekepper set includes two pairs of reading glasses with 1.75 magnification. The listing identifies the frame color as black-clear and mentions spring hinges, a UV filter, and lenses designed to reduce blue light and screen glare. That makes them a screen-focused take on basic readers, rather than a product with a stated prescription range or multiple magnifications in the box.

The maker reports that the lenses block 85% of low-wavelength blue light and 15% of high-wavelength blue light, and provide 100% UV protection. Those figures are product claims, not a guarantee that the glasses will prevent headaches, sleep problems, or eye strain. The listing gives only 1.75 magnification, so that detail matters more than the screen-focused wording if you need a specific reading strength.

Getting the most from it

These are intended for reading and computer use, not described as prescription eyewear. A practical setup is to keep one pair beside a laptop for checking messages or reading a document, and leave the second where you usually read. The two-pair format is useful if glasses tend to go missing between rooms, it also means both pairs share the same listed strength.

The product description says the lenses are spectrometer-tested and that the spring hinges adjust to the wearer’s face. According to the maker, the frame is recyclable plastic. No lens prescription options, lens dimensions, or information about how the tint affects color appearance is provided, so shoppers who need those details may prefer readers with fuller optical specifications.

Usage tips

Use the glasses when reading at a distance where 1.75 magnification helps you focus comfortably. For screen work, position the display so you can read without leaning in, then use the glasses as readers rather than expecting them to correct every cause of eye discomfort. A blue-light filter is one feature, taking breaks and adjusting screen brightness are separate parts of a comfortable routine.

It suits you if you already know that 1.75 is the reading strength you want and value having two pairs with spring hinges. Not the best choice if you need a different magnification, prescription lenses, or more information about the lenses before buying. The product description also does not establish that blue-light blocking will resolve vision or sleep concerns.

Questions before you buy

How many pairs are included? The product name specifies a 2-pack, so the set is presented as two pairs of readers.

What magnification is listed? The supplied product name specifies 1.75. It does not list alternate strengths for this set.

Are these intended for computer use? Yes. The description presents them as computer readers with blue-light and glare-reducing features, alongside their reading-glasses function.

Buying verdict

Choose these if you want two pairs of 1.75 readers for close-up tasks and would use the screen-filter features as an added convenience. They make more sense than a single basic pair when keeping glasses in two places is useful. Skip this set if 1.75 is not your reading strength or if you need prescription details, optical measurements, or evidence beyond the maker’s stated blue-light and UV claims.